Maeve Hanan

Oct 16, 2024 | skeptic.org.uk | Maeve Hanan |Aubrey Gordon |Rebecca Scritchfield

An inevitable part of modern life is being bombarded with advice and information about food and health. Whether it’s from newspapers, magazines, social media influencers, doctors, family members or colleagues at work, it’s hard to escape these constant messages about what to eat, which foods are ‘good’ or ‘bad’ and the latest ‘miracle’ weight-loss diet. Of course, not all of this information is accurate, and some of it can be downright harmful.